Show me your pistols with RDS!

on the topic of RMR on Glocks i just picked up a G40 MOS and was thinking about getting a RMR for it but i really like having the co-witlessness of the irons.

anyone know if we can get high flock sights up here in Canada 'easily'?
 
wayupnorth said:
on the topic of RMR on Glocks i just picked up a G40 MOS and was thinking about getting a RMR for it but i really like having the co-witlessness of the irons.

anyone know if we can get high flock sights up here in Canada 'easily'?
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Yes you can most suppressor height sights will co witness
 
wayupnorth said:
on the topic of RMR on Glocks i just picked up a G40 MOS and was thinking about getting a RMR for it but i really like having the co-witlessness of the irons.

anyone know if we can get high flock sights up here in Canada 'easily'?
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Casey at TacOrd installed suppressor sights which co-witness with my RMR on my G17. My Google-fu suggests it's a little harder to find suppressor sights for the 10mm Glocks...
 
Another vote for the FN FNX .45 with adjustable RMR - for when the situation warrants 230 grains of influence....


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bsand said:
Well I'm going to be getting into Carry optics in uspsa (rule is unlimited mag capacity 140mm length). Ordered me up a vortex viper 6 moa, originally wanted a venom but in 6 moa which isn't out yet. And a dovetail mount from Springer precision all for under 270$ USD (including mount+sight).


Let's see your pistols with RDS mounted.
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You better double check the magazine capacity rules. 10 rounds is the max for USPSA Carry Optics class. You can shoot open class with full cap mags though...
 
I have a CORE with Leupold Deltapoint mounted. A CORE has higher irons. They can be seen through the optic, unlike a MOS, which needs higher sights installed if the optic is not to be the only sighting option.
If the sight picture is shifted around, it is possible to see: only the dot; the irons and the dot; the irons. When the irons and dot are visible at the same time, it can be confirmed that the irons and the optic have the same zero.
I consider the irons to be backup sights, in the event of a failure of the optic. Otherwise, I am not interested in seeing them. The great advantage of the optic is that there is no sight alignment. Dot on target, and squeeze.
Incidentally, zeroing a Deltapoint mounted on a CORE is a pain. No wonder they replaced it with the Pro.
 
Family Photo - this is what your handgun collection starts to look like as your eyes age. I won't "pervert" any of my classic milsurps with new-fangled red-dots, just my modern shooters that see regular range time:


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One at a time:


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Bartok5 said:
Family Photo - this is what your handgun collection starts to look like as your eyes age. I won't "pervert" any of my classic milsurps with new-fangled red-dots, just my modern shooters that see regular range time:
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Very nice collection! I'm with you on the older pistols—I skipped ahead a few years in aging with my eye surgery but I'm leaving my classic 1970s Euro-nine pistols as is.
 
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